#数字货币市场回升 Bitcoin's recent trend is quite interesting. After getting dumped from the high point of 93080, it dipped to around 90092 before starting to bounce back. Now it's stuck around 91300, oscillating back and forth. Long positions and short positions are both stubborn, and it just depends on who can't hold on first.
I think if it pulls back to the range of 90500 to 91000 and stabilizes, then we can consider entering the market. What does stabilize mean? It depends on the K-line giving signals, such as a bullish engulfing pattern or a hammer candlestick.
If it really goes in, first see if 91934 can be broken. If it breaks, then 92500 will be the next stop. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, and it still depends on how the market moves. $BTC The fluctuations in the past two days have indeed been quite significant, so everyone should pay attention to risk control when trading.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 20h ago
The 91300 level is really awkward, it seems to be stuck here, feeling like it could get dumped at any time.
Wait, I haven't seen the bullish engulfing pattern you mentioned, do I need to wait a bit longer?
After grinding for so long, there's still no direction, I think I'll just take a Short Position and see, after all, the risk is so high.
The 92500 station feels precarious, the retest hasn't even been confirmed yet.
Actually, it's mainly a mindset issue, being greedy can lead to even bigger losses.
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ILCollector
· 20h ago
91300 is really painful, it feels like the market maker is just playing psychological games.
Let's talk again at 90500, entering the market now is just giving money to the market maker.
Only if it breaks 91934 will I dare to follow, otherwise, it's all false breakouts.
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SmartContractDiver
· 20h ago
Oh no, it's that 91300 level again, feels like we're grinding every day.
Will it break or not? If we keep grinding like this, people will lose hope.
I've waited so long for the bullish engulfing, will it really happen this time?
Risk control, risk control, I've said it a thousand times, yet some people still go all in.
Is the 92500 level reliable? I feel uncertain.
That 90500 bottom, feels precarious too.
$BTC says if it breaks 91934, then it breaks, nonsense, we've tried that long ago.
Let's just wait and see, after all, there's nothing else to do.
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AirdropFreedom
· 20h ago
91300 grinding back and forth, I just want to know when I can get a clear signal.
If 91934 can't be broken, it seems I have to continue waiting; risk control is no joke.
It's easy to talk about a bullish engulfing signal, but when actually watching the market, I tend to forget when I get too anxious.
The worst part is false breakouts; the feeling of having to cut loss is not pleasant.
The line at 92500 is a bit precarious; it's better to be conservative.
#数字货币市场回升 Bitcoin's recent trend is quite interesting. After getting dumped from the high point of 93080, it dipped to around 90092 before starting to bounce back. Now it's stuck around 91300, oscillating back and forth. Long positions and short positions are both stubborn, and it just depends on who can't hold on first.
I think if it pulls back to the range of 90500 to 91000 and stabilizes, then we can consider entering the market. What does stabilize mean? It depends on the K-line giving signals, such as a bullish engulfing pattern or a hammer candlestick.
If it really goes in, first see if 91934 can be broken. If it breaks, then 92500 will be the next stop. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, and it still depends on how the market moves. $BTC The fluctuations in the past two days have indeed been quite significant, so everyone should pay attention to risk control when trading.